I arrived in Pohnpei on Saturday, April 7, after a thirty-hour, two-day trip from home. In Pohnpei, the people were once again very hungry for the Word of God. This was my third visit to them. I taught daily in the Bible school, mornings and afternoons, for about five hours, I taught the women’s group two evenings about God’s divine purpose for women, as well as the elders and leaders’ meeting. I also ministered in the church service for two Sundays, beginning Resurrection (Easter) Sunday. All the services, classes, and Bible studies were very anointed by God because the people were very receptive.
I was blessed to hear a couple testimonies also. One woman came to me and said I had prayed for her foot in 2002, which had been infected for several …show more content…
He told me now his family is totally changed—he and his wife both have good jobs whereas they didn’t have work before, and now he and his wife both have a good car to drive, so they have two cars! Praise God!
I believe this was another fruitful time of teaching the Word of God in Pohnpei, and I expect to hear more good reports!

From Pohnpei, on April 19, I flew to Guam and then to Manila, Philippines. Something very interesting happened on that trip. Usually when I travel, I keep mostly to myself and don’t talk much to other people. But it seemed that much of the way to Manila, beginning in the airport in Pohnpei, I was talking with one person after another that seemed, either in a minor or significant way, to be a divine appointment! It began by speaking to two Papua New Guinean men in the check-in line in
Pohnpei. I was able to speak some pidgin with them, and they were very surprised. Then when I went through security, one of the security officers approached me and began talking to me. He and his family had been in both Sunday services that I preached at in Pohnpei! He wanted to talk to me